Information on discharge of ALPS treated water into the ocean [Japanese only]
The inter-ministerial council held by the Japanese government on 22 Aug. reached a unanimous decision to fully commit to the disposal of ALPS treated water until its completion, and to start the discharge into the sea on 24 Aug. if there is no interference due to weather or sea conditions. The discharge started on the same day. The prefecture is monitoring the efforts, such as the operational status of the ALPS treated water dilution/discharge facility, on site.
Overview of Fukushima Prefecture's efforts toward decommissioning
An overview of Fukushima Prefecture's decommissioning efforts is shown here.
"Learn about decommissioning" PR newspaper -Process of decommissioning Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station- [Japanese only]
PR newspaper compiling Fukushima Prefecture's safety monitoring and other efforts related to the decommissioning of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.
Safety Monitoring Council [Japanese only]
Confirming matters for safety assurance and sharing information among organisations concerninhg the decommissioning project of the national government and TEPCO.
Prefectural Safety Assurance Coference [Japanese only]
Consisting of residents and various organisations of the 12 municipalitiesis, they oversee the progress of decommissioning efforts from the perspective of the local community to ensure the safety and steady progress of the work.
Local Representatives [Japanese only]
Collect and verify information on the status of the nuclear power station on-site, monitor the development of events in case of failure.
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